Nothing reaches a student until you've said yes.
Everything made from your material lands in an approval queue with the page it came from. You approve it, edit it, or throw it out. Then it publishes. Not before.
- Practice question
A recipe needs 3/4 cup of sugar. Maya only wants to make 2/3 of the recipe. How much sugar does she need?
Fractions Worksheet 3, p.2, Q4ApprovedEditBin - Worked solution
Multiply the fraction of the recipe by the amount: 2/3 × 3/4 = 6/12 = 1/2 cup.
Fractions Worksheet 3, p.2, Q4 answer keyApprovedEditBin - Practice questioncheck the key
Which of these is equivalent to 5/8? (a) 10/12 (b) 15/24 (c) 20/30 (d) 25/32
Fractions Worksheet 3, p.3, Q9ApproveEditBin - Flashcard
To add fractions with different denominators, first find a common denominator.
Fractions notes, p.1, rule boxApproveEditBin
Why this exists
The moment something goes to a student with your logo on it, it's yours. So you should see it first. That isn't a courtesy, it's how authorship stays where it belongs. When a parent asks why a question was worded a certain way, the answer is on your screen, with the worksheet it came from beside it.
Owners visibly relax at this step in a walkthrough. It's the point where the platform stops being an AI tool and becomes their material, organised.
How it works
Each converted document produces a batch: questions, solutions, explanations, flashcards. Every item shows its source page and, where your worksheet had an answer key, whether our answer matches it. Mismatches are flagged in red for you to resolve. Usually the worksheet is the one that's wrong, and now you know.
Approve in bulk when a batch is clean. Edit the wording of anything you'd phrase differently. Bin what you don't want. Publish when you're ready. A tutor with approval rights can do this for their own classes if you'd rather delegate.
- Source page on every item
One click from any question to the worksheet it came from.
- Answer-key check
Where your material states an answer, ours has to match or it's flagged.
- Edit in place
Change wording, swap a number, fix a typo in the original. Publishes with your change.
- Delegate by class
Give a senior tutor approval rights for their own year level.
About approve before publish
Do I have to approve every single item?
What if I want to change a question?
Can a student ever see something I haven't approved?
See it with your own worksheets.
Twenty minutes on a screen share. Send a worksheet beforehand and you'll be looking at your own material, not a demo.